Rocky Mountain Dirt Riders

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I seem to recall that KTM lengthened the lever for '16 by 10mm. This would place it further ahead and make it less shrouded by the frame/skid plate making it more likely to take a hit. I haven't broken mine yet but when it does happen I plan to replace the entire lever and tip with the older version...

Welcome to the club. Lots of folks on here old, new and everything in between. Try to make it to one of the club nights to meet some great people.

Just buy one. You know you will anyway regardless of what people here say. Have it shipped to Eureka and pick it up when you go down that way. You're welcome to take my bike out to try the Clake OLC but the Clever Lever might be the better solution for your clutch finger fatigue. I have to think tha...

We are camped in the B loop. No bikes with us so we can't comment on the trails since we aren't riding but there are some small spots of snow here and there. Low areas are very wet. I suspect but cannot confirm that the western trails would have snow higher up. The east trails will likely be ok if l...

i will bring reading glasses to do it, but my garmin 60??? i can no longer read and it ..... Consider having laser eye surgery to correct your vision, my 72 y/o mother recently had it done because she was having trouble reading the speedometer of her car. 20 minutes of laser work and a short recove...

X2 for citywide. Bring it over to them and ask for a quote in person. It is hard for any shop to quote damage repair over the phone.

I didn't realize that. Thanks

Thanks but I'm looking for one that is safe to run hot water into it from my house supply. All the pressure washers I've looked at recommend cold water use only. I can only guess those have pump seals that aren't able to take the heat.

Does anyone know of an electric pressure washer that is rated to handle hot water (125F)? I finally need to replace mine (13+ years) and haven't been able to find any electric versions that are hot water safe. It seems they are all cheap disposable plastic these days. I prefer electric to keep the n...

i did learn a great tip though from a retailer. They charge a $20 fitting fee to anyone trying on ski boots, dirtbike boots and helmets. If they buy from the shop, the 20 bucks is applied to the sale, if they do not they forfeit the 20 as a service fitting charge. . Tk With the dollar in the curren...

bikingagain wrote:Phew, I was worried there was a picture of Alex in a KTM Speedo.

If you were worried there was a pic of Alex in a speedo, why did you come in to look!!

For those pinching pennies, perform the same search on ebay for "m12x1.5 12mm barb". The 12mm barb will flow better than the 3/8" (9mm) and since it matches the hole in the case, that's as much flow as you're gonna get. Then head over to Home Depot or similar for a foot of 1/2" clear vinyl hose for ...

My Moto-Peg Legs system using L-track individual anchors.

I would recommend installing 4 or 5 8 foot lengths of aircraft style L-track. This will allow multiple tie down configurations for all your bikes and future bikes as the kids get older. It isn't cheap but is, in my mind, worthwhile if you plan to keep the rv for a long time. The anchors are easy to ...